I am a Marriage and Family Therapist and Art Therapist who strives to provide a safe and therapeutic space for adults, adolescents and children (over 8) to work on a variety of issues. I enjoy working with individuals and families. Areas of interest include: life transitions, adoption issues, grief and loss, trauma events (past and present) and crisis work.

I believe that each of us has inherent abilities to heal and live a successful and balanced life. A therapist or counselor's role is to use learned skills and therapeutic modalities in an empathic voice to assist individuals in overcoming the obstacles in their life. My goal is to have that person feel mentally and emotionally healthy AND to thrive. I hope to help you unlock that potential within yourself using such modalities as general psychotherapy, art therapy, EMDR, TF-CBT and mindfulness-based psychotherapy.

I realize that the commitment to therapy is significant and it is important to have confidence in a therapeutic relationship. Please feel free to contact me for a free 30-minute consultation.

Kat is passionate about integrative therapies. With experience as a behavioral therapist for children with autism spectrum disorder and as a chiropractic assistant, she has an appreciation of how the nervous system and stress are connected and regards the body as an integration of the physical, emotional, and mental. She believes in the body's innate ability to heal on all levels of being.

Kat has therapeutic experience in trauma, anxiety, stress, perfectionism, relationship and intimacy issues, sexuality/gender identity exploration, life transitions, grief and loss, and OCD, as well as experience working with LGBTQIPA+, ethical nonmonogamy, and kink/BDSM communities. She values strengths-based, person-centered, social justice-oriented approaches and utilizes EMDR, DBT, CBT and ERP to support her clients.

I'm a nature-based therapist who is passionate about working with the LGBTQIA+ community, those struggling with attachment wounds, grief, identity & spiritual emergencies, sexuality, PTSD, self-worth, depression, anxiety, and difficult life transitions. I am dedicated to anti-oppression work both personally & professionally. From this perspective, I see my clients not as broken, but rather as expressing the symptoms of an unwell cultural ecosystem.

I use a balance of evidenced-based modalities with soulcentric ways of moving through trauma and navigating the waters grief in my work. Through collaboration and gentle guidance, I take a transpersonal, somatic, trauma-informed, humanistic, experiential and strengths-based approach to helping people find their own authentic path to healing and wholing.

Cynthia St.Clair is a somatic psychotherapist specializing in helping women find balance in their bodies and lives through yoga. Cynthia's business is Wild Moon Integrative Therapies, which holds at its helm that we already have the innate wisdom and capacity to heal deep within us. Cynthia sees individuals (adolescents through adults), families (mother-daughter counseling), and holds women's groups - so that you can be met right where you are at - whether that be in community, relationship, or one-on-one. To explore your needs further, and to discuss working with Cynthia, please call (718.974.6645) or email (cynthia@wildmoontherapy.com) her to set up your free consultation!